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Mary Handlogten
Gainesville - Mary Handlogten, 76, passed away on February 7, 2021 in Gainesville, Florida. She was born on January 6, 1945 in Coopersville. Michigan to Harvey and Mae (Bolthouse) Handlogten. She graduated from Coopersville High School in 1963 and Hope College in 1967. She earned her Masters Degree in Biological Chemistry while working at the University of Michigan. In 1981 she moved to Florida to continue her research work as a Biological Scientist at the University of Florida. She retired in 2016.
Mary enjoyed attending and volunteering at the Phillips Center, watching University of Florida sports, and (after retiring) activities at the Alachua County Senior Center.
Mary is survived by her brother, Gordon Handlogten, sister, Jane(Ross) Hamlin, nephew, Christopher Hamlin, niece, Jennifer (Mark) Vysoky and great-nephew, Seth Vysoky.

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Published by Gainesville Sun from May 6 to May 7, 2021.

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Travis Prescott

May 8, 2021

I am deeply sorry to hear that Mary passed away. As the former volunteer coordinator at UF Performing Arts, I had the distinct pleasure of working with and getting to know Mary over the course of time. Generous, patient, and wise, her steady presence and skillful ease in serving others who shared her love for the arts and community contributed hugely to the success of every event for which she volunteered, and there were many! We were lucky to be counted amongst her friends. Truly, she will be sorely missed.

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